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In our Library of Fiction:

Author: scriptboy • Title: Superman Overpowered Genre(s): Science Fiction, Fan Fiction: Comic Book, Young Adult Brief Synopsis: Superman meets Jamie, an alien boy from the planet Zyrton, who is just like him! What happens when Superman meets a super-kid?
Author: Gojiro • Title: The Last Wait Genre(s): Fantasy, Short Short, Short Story Brief Synopsis: A quick short that's been banging around in my head awhile. Fantasy, kinda. Adult themes.

In our Library of Poetry:

Author: thelliott • Title: 12/18/06 Genre(s): Romance Brief Synopsis: Another poem in the series.
Author: Malcolm Sterling • Title: The Pull Genre(s): Free Form, Romance Brief Synopsis: Brief and wispy as is the nature of love sometimes. But this case is the opposite of fleeting love. Its strong bonds go beyond reason or logic or life.

In our Library of Non-Fiction:

Author: Malcolm Sterling • Title: Five Minutes (or less) with the Bard - E8 Genre(s): Podcast Brief Synopsis: Much ado about the last five months. A new writing challenge with an experimental format, massive amounts of site information squeezed into the podcast and a featured Author round out this edition of Five Minutes (or less) with the Bard.
Author: Malcolm Sterling • Title: Five Minutes (or less) with the Bard - E5 Genre(s): Autobiographical, Podcast Brief Synopsis: This is my November 2006 NaNoWriMo wrap up podcast written out for reading. Hope you enjoy it.

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Genre(s): Autobiographical, Mature Themes•Language: English
Author: Malcolm Sterling

Brief Synopsis
This happened to me during Marine Combat Training (MCT) in North Carolina. It talks about the importance of training but on another level the deeper lessons taught by training.

Author Notes
Yes, I was in the USMC from 90-94. I traveled and did some interesting things. I have many memories from that time, but this one sticks with me. I thought I'd share.

Reviews

Sandy Lulay : This is good, solid, intense writing. I was held captive from your first to last word. Biography is one of my favorite reads but difficult to keep the interest of the reader. You did this very well. Have you ever considered putting your four years with the Marines into a book? I think it would be a great read for those young folks considering the service and even for us old folks:) and especially parents with sons and daughters in the service. (11-Jul-07)

scrapsoflife : Very moralistic there at the end, and very true. I could not even imagine being in that situation myself, but your words conveyed a very real sense of place. (23-Mar-07)

A.C. Millicent : Wow! I can see why that stuck with you. I thought it was very well written, and your description gave me a sense of what you experienced. (15-Mar-07)

Published Titles: 106 • Fiction: 49 • Non-Fiction: 12 • Poetry: 45 • Total Reviews: 111 • Total Readings: 7689 • Avg. QQ: 3.48

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